Technology evolves.

Frameworks come and go.

Great engineering principles don't.

I believe software becomes valuable when people stop noticing the technology behind it and simply enjoy the experience.

That's why I care about understanding problems deeply, building with intention, and refining products until the details disappear into the experience.

Instead of chasing every new technology, I focus on things that continue to matter regardless of the stack.

• Building products people love using
• Performance users can actually feel
• Simplicity over unnecessary complexity
• Ownership from idea to production
• Learning faster than technology changes

Helping people understand spending habits before they become financial problems.

Instead of simply tracking expenses, BurnRate focuses on encouraging better financial decisions through thoughtful product design and user experience.

Focus

• Product Thinking
• Android Engineering
• Performance
• User Experience

Exploring a cleaner, more intentional way of consuming timely information.

Built around reducing friction instead of adding features.

A personal finance project focused on clarity, simplicity, and thoughtful user experiences.

An exploration of scalable backend systems through efficient log ingestion and querying.

My career started with Android.

Today I'm exploring AI-native applications, intelligent systems, backend engineering, and developer tooling.

Not because I want to change my title.

Because I want to become the kind of engineer who can build complete products—from the first idea to production.

Current areas of exploration:

• AI Agents
• LLM Applications
• Intelligent Developer Tools
• Backend Systems
• Distributed Architectures
• Product Engineering

• Kotlin
• Android
• Jetpack Compose
• Coroutines
• MVVM
• Hilt
• Room
• Retrofit

• Python
• AI Agents
• LLM Applications
• Prompt Engineering
• Local LLMs

• Java
• Spring Boot
• REST APIs
• gRPC

• Git
• GitHub
• Docker
• Firebase
• Gradle
• GitHub Actions

These ideas influence almost every project I build.

• Products > Features
• Craftsmanship > Cleverness
• Ownership > Job Titles
• Simplicity > Complexity
• Learning > Comfort

I don't measure my growth by the number of technologies I learn.

I measure it by the complexity of the problems I can solve.

Outside of work you'll usually find me:

• Building side projects
• Exploring AI systems
• Participating in hackathons
• Reverse engineering products I admire
• Learning how great software is designed and built

I'm excited by teams building ambitious products where engineering, product thinking, and AI intersect.

Especially teams that value:

• Ownership
• Craftsmanship
• Curiosity
• Strong engineering culture
• Continuous learning